MMS use linked to reduced PSA and cleaner bowel in tested individuals

My son introduced a friend (55 y.o.) to MMS. He has an hereditary cancerous bowel condition requiring 6-monthly colonoscopies and diathermy of cancerous polyps (up to 40 each time).

After 3 weeks of MMS (as per protocol) his doctor has declared him to have a “clean bowel” and doesn’t need to see him for at least 2 years.

The same man also had a PSA reading which had increased sharply over the past 12 months, up to the point of recently being scheduled in for surgery for prostate cancer, something he did NOT want to do.

After 10 days of MMS, his reading came down into the normal range and so amazed his doctor that the doctor demanded to see all the literature he had on MMS. The patient, of course, is very happy that he didn’t need the operation after the MMS.

My son (35 y.o.) has suffered with debilitating prostatitis for 15 years. He took the MMS drops as per the protocol and after 10 days he has declared himself 100% cured.

His daughter (3 y.o.) went to a child’s party and caught a very bad throat infection. He and his wife thought long and hard about giving her MMS, as he said “It’s one thing to take it yourself, but another to give it to a child.”

After careful consideration they started with 1 drop, then 2 drops, then 3 drops, and after the 4 drop dose two days later she was up and running around. Normally a similar infection would have required heavy doses of antibiotics and a spell of 7 days or longer in bed. They weighed her and followed the protocol.

My partner has metastatic melanoma Stage IV with secondaries in lungs, liver, bones, chest wall and groin lymph nodes and began on MMS about 4 weeks ago. So far no discernible improvement, but we are hopeful and I will report his results as time goes on.

We understand there is no simple test to undertake to determine if the MMS is actually working on him or not, but he says, “where there’s life there’s hope.”